(Part 3 in the Worship White Noise blog series) I admit at the outset of this book, that I am one of those who is both immersed in, and enamored with, the riches of faith displayed in and through contemporary worship music. I lead it. I write
It’s the forest floor to which I most liken our lives. Fresh falls light on former falls, and all falls lie, whispering together as one, “Thank you, former falls, and welcome, fresh falls. We give our green again to the world.” We fall, we die,
I have some straight talk for my college and postgraduate-aged friends who are facing a world that is increasingly, and aggressively, opposed to a living faith in Jesus. The less you cultivate your interior life of engaged intimacy with the Spirit of God, in consistent
Excellent post, and again, ladies and gentleman, Jon Foreman. He affirms everything I wrote in my Worship White Noise ebook, while not being explicitly called to being a worship leader. Why Switchfoot won’t sing Christian songs | ctkblog.
This weekend, the lyrics and melody to the song, Time After Time (Cyndi Lauper and Rob Hyman of The Hooters) found their way into my worship set. It was a spontaneous moment of playing while many people were being prayed for related to physical and
